Description
Skeleton decapitated Halloween decoration
The Groundbreaker skeleton is decapitated and the perfect Halloween decoration for your front garden or Halloween table. It holds its severed head up so that it can see everything better.Decapitated skeleton torso with skull
Groundbreakers are monsters that break out of the ground and come back to the surface. Preferably in gloomy graveyards or, of course, at your Halloween party. The plastic figure is approx. 40 cm high and 25 cm wide. Creepily beautiful!The skull's jaw is movable, allowing you to clamp other creepy Halloween decorations between its teeth, such as spiders. Or would you prefer a funny cigar?
The headless skeleton can be placed anywhere. On the windowsill, on a table, as a highlight at the buffet. But of course also in the front garden, which you can transform into a creepy little graveyard with our gravestones and other skeletons.
Tip from Kostümpalast:
Integrate the decapitated skeleton into your buffet between finger food and punch. Illuminate the scene with red or green light. You can also order colored light bulbs or black light lamps from Kostümpalast. We love Halloween!
Includes
- One beheaded Skeleton
Washing and warning instructions
Hand wash only
Do not iron
Not suitable for dryers
No dry cleaning
Do not bleach
Specifications
| Dimensions accessories: | ca. 40 x 25 x 13 cm |
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ITH_CP_OXCOUNTRYID: Germany
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Media
Groundbreaker Halloween Decoration Skeleton
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